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Oi mate, it’s me, Bond—James Bond, suave as hell, “shaken, not stirred.” So, we’re talkin’ ‘bout findin’ a prossie, yeah? Dangerous gig, that. Reminds me of my fave flick, *4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days*. Grim stuff, mate—Romania, backstreet abortions, shady deals. “Be careful what you wish for,” that bird Gabita says, and I reckon it fits here too. Findin’ a prossie ain’t all glamour, trust me.

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South Korea has an active sex trade. Prostitution is illegal — prostitutes and their clients can be fined US$3, and imprisoned for up to a year — but tolerated and fairly common. According .

Then, boom! Another call. This time, it’s a lady on Jochiwon-ro. She’s stuck in traffic. I mean, who isn’t? Sejong traffic is like molasses in winter. She’s yelling about missing her appointment. I’m like, “Lady, we’re all in this together!” But she’s not having it. I swear, I could hear her eye-rolling through the phone.

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